----- "Dan Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Attaching a new version of my patch, this checks whether a private > key file is configured for the connection before attempting to read a > password from the keyring. I believe this should suit both of the > above 802.1X configuration types.. > > Wouldn't this not change the behavior for Tomas? Since his config > doesn't show a private key file, it seems like your patch won't change > behvior for him. > > I guess we should get him to test the patch first and see :) > > In any case, I've committed your fix since it's obviously correct. I > added a bit to make sure we free the private_key_file variable since > that's actually allocated memory. > > Dan >
Thanks, I believe Tomas is using 6.4, which doesn't work (for him) because it always tries to get a password from the keyring. 6.5 includes a patch to never get a password from the keyring (which I'm assuming would work for Tomas - but breaks the private key password scenario). This *should* now be the best of both worlds ;) Regards, Jon. _______________________________________________ NetworkManager-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
